IT was an unforgettable get-together for Sultan Abdul Hamid College (SAHC) graduates when over 200 pupils from the Class of 1974 collected for a two-day occasion in Alor Setar, Kedah.
The get-together honored the 50th wedding anniversary of the pupils “graduating” from the institution in 1974.
Reunion rep Tunku Munirah Tunku Mukhtar, 67, claimed the occasion began with a conference in the SAHC substance on the very first day.
“After a walkabout around the college, we enjoyed a sumptuous breakfast of nasi lemak and the famous local dish Mee Goreng Abu.
“The current college principal, Shamsul Badri Ishak, also joined us on the walkabout,” she claimed.
Tunku Munirah claimed the graduates additionally went back to a class for an interesting session with their previous physics educator Chong Kam Poh, that is currently in his 80s.
She claimed the graduates needed to “learn” the topic once again, which numerous had actually neglected.
(From left) Shamsul Badri with Yahya and previous educator Rajiv Ramankutty, that additionally educated Shamsul Badri at SAHC from 1986 to 1988.
On the 2nd day, over 180 graduates assembled at Medina Thai Palace in Alor Setar for supper.
Tunku Munirah claimed the supper was thanks to graduates Datuk Seri Yahya Abdul Jalil and Datuk Syed Zulkiflee Shahabudin.
Former pupils from around the nation and abroad participated in the two-day get-together, she claimed, with some from regarding Canada and the United States.
“It was a night of joy and laughter as we reminisced about our school days half-a-century ago,” claimed Tunku Munirah, keeping in mind that 10 previous instructors additionally participated in the occasion.
She claimed the evening had plenty of enjoyment, with participants taking pleasure in the supper, image session, fortunate draw and cake to note the celebration.
Yahya additionally talented a token to the previous instructors that participated in the occasion.
Founded in 1908, SAHC is among the nation’s earliest and most prominent institutions in Malaysia.
It is additionally among the nation’s earliest English- tool institutions. Students of this institution are happily called “collegians”.
